There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
  
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
  
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
  
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

 

[Dawnanne]

Hi all,
Please come to Geelong Vic. We need you here.
Thank you Dawn

 

[ElCee]

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

View attachment 26164

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

I would certainly shop at aTen Tops store if there was one closeish.

 

[cheviegirl34]

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

View attachment 26164

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

Why can’t some of these bargain shops be in Victoria????? We go to Qld & Silly Sollys are all over the place. Now one in Vic but way up in Shepparton. In Tasmania we found quite a few bargains in Ship Loads but none in Victoria. We stopped at Ten Tops when passing through Dubbo a couple of years ago. A lot of stores in NSW but once again none in Victoria. Why miss our state out????? Don’t we deserve bargains??

 

[Leenie]

Come to qld as well we need some relief from the robbing supermarkets.

 

[Gsr]

Great to see some of these stores in country areas where many people will benefit from the lower prices.

 

[Cheezil]

Sounds amazing! And no big membership fee like Costco by looks of it! Hope there's plenty of Australian brand choices! Pity only in NSW, hope they branch out & bring some serious competition the other greedy supermarkets

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

View attachment 26164

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

Sounds amazing! And no big membership fee like Costco by looks of it! Hope there's plenty of Australian brand choices! Pity only in NSW, hope they branch out & bring some serious competition the other greedy supermarkets

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

View attachment 26164

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

 

[deecreighton1]

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

View attachment 26164

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

Yes, we are one of the lucky ones we have our own top ten here in Nowra and believe me it is fantastic. They have a variety of things and yes all $10 or under. People need to check this shop out

 

[Bianca]

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

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Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

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The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

Wow, it would almost be worth flying from Perth to East Coast to go shopping once a month.

 

[darrellh]

Yes it would be great to see them open up in WA but imagine we would be the last state with the cost of transportation of stock. Shows just how much Coles and Woolworths are gouging. Competition like this would help bring them them into line. The government agencies certainly don't. This should be a big lesson that there are many out there not doing their jobs!

 

[Trudi]

I have been to the store in Wagga a few times, It's not a supermarket, but a bargain store. As to the food stuff they're selling, it's mostly junk food and to be honest, I can't be bothered to go out of my way to buy stuff I can well do without.

 

[VicCiCi]

Come to qld as well we need some relief from the robbing supermarkets.

Went to QLD for a holiday and noticed that fresh verges a lot cheaper than in victoria . Here in the Wimmera in my small town we don’t have a choice unless we travel about 100km out of town. Not worthwhile unless you are going for something else

 

[Jennie]

I have been to the store in Wagga a few times, It's not a supermarket, but a bargain store. As to the food stuff they're selling, it's mostly junk food and to be honest, I can't be bothered to go out of my way to buy stuff I can well do without.

I agree Trudi, all the frozen food is snack or junk food.

 

[Ann Head]

Went to QLD for a holiday and noticed that fresh verges a lot cheaper than in victoria . Here in the Wimmera in my small town we don’t have a choice unless we travel about 100km out of town. Not worthwhile unless you are going for something else

I moved here from Victoria and love the fresh vegetable markets . Definitely a lot cheaper and better quality than down south. Also roadside stalls with great offers - I am in the hinterland - and worth a drive to shop - I eat better than ever before with the prices here.

 

[Suzanne rose]

I will have to take a trip there although the closest one to me is Penrith around 1 hour away

 

[Veggiepatch]

Hi all,
Please come to Geelong Vic. We need you here.
Thank you Dawn

While you're at it, can you open a store at Dandenong? That'll teach those robbing bastards at Woolies and Coles!

 

[Jennylolo]

Why can’t some of these bargain shops be in Victoria????? We go to Qld & Silly Sollys are all over the place. Now one in Vic but way up in Shepparton. In Tasmania we found quite a few bargains in Ship Loads but none in Victoria. We stopped at Ten Tops when passing through Dubbo a couple of years ago. A lot of stores in NSW but once again none in Victoria. Why miss our state out????? Don’t we deserve bargains??

and SA. Sounds like we all pretty much miss out.

 

[Aussie all the Way]

I HATE hearing about these places because they will NEVER be in Tasmania. We are stuck with the 2 big rip offs and IGA which is pretty expensive as well but I forgive them because they are family owned, and fighting to stay alive against the 2 greedy ones.

 

[Lorraine Rea]

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

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The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

Hope they come to WA desperately needed

 

[Jill57]

There's a unique charm about browsing the aisles of your local supermarket. The scent of freshly baked bread, the bustle of other shoppers, and the promises hidden within the discount racks.

But amidst the rising cost of living, an Australian supermarket has challenged market norms and set a new benchmark for budget-friendly grocery shopping.

Its name? Ten Tops! A store where everything is under $10!

A family-run establishment, Ten Tops is a saviour for Aussies battling the cost of living crisis.

A haven for modern-day bargain hunters, this supermarket boasts a promise that will surely make your eyes twinkle—nothing on their shelves will cost you over $10.

View attachment 26163

Recognising the importance of offering value for money to Australian families, Ten Tops was established. In 2020, the first Ten Tops store opened in Dubbo, NSW. Source: Ten Tops

And believe us, compared to leading supermarkets, the prices of similar items can make your jaw drop.

The Ten Tops family is growing steadily.

Currently, there are eight branches scattered across New South Wales, including Armidale, Dubbo, Nowra, Penrith, Richmond, Tamworth, Wagga Wagga and Young, with another store in Fyshwick, ACT.

The aisles of Ten Tops are loaded with necessities like toilet paper, frozen food, snacks, dishwashing tablets, pet food, and much more.

The savings are exceptional, with 12-packs of Quilton toilet paper available for $7.50, 750ml bottles of non-alcoholic Natureo Shiraz wine for just $1 each, and Heinz products for $1.50 per can.

To make it clearer, let's make a swift price comparison.

The Finish Ultimate Pro 0% Dishwasher Tablets 48 Pack that costs a whopping $54 at Woolworths can be spotted at Ten Tops for a mere $10!

Cadbury Favourites, retailing for $16 at Woolworths, are available at just $5.

And the Quilton Toilet Tissue Paper, which costs $8.50 at Coles, can be brought home from Ten Tops at only $7.50.

Now, if you're sitting there thinking, 'This seems too good to be true', wipe that scepticism away because everything at Ten Tops is as budget-friendly as it gets.

Isabella Bernardi, who works in the head office, shared that the brand is aware of the market and finds it extremely tough to compete with big-name supermarkets.

View attachment 26164

The business now boasts three generations and eight family members actively involved in its operations! Source: Ten Tops

She said, 'Our customers are extremely price-sensitive, so 100 per cent we need to compete with other retailers. We're finding that customers tend to come to us first before going elsewhere. We don't use any high-low strategies where products go on special—everything at Ten Tops is constantly at a low price.’

'We work tirelessly to ensure the customer is getting the very best price.' she added.

Danielle, an employee at the Penrith store, also mentioned that the family-owned business always prioritises the customer.

'People are struggling to afford certain products because of the cost of living at the moment, so we try to make the price as cheap as we can to those who need that extra help. We want to make it easier for people to access and afford what they need. Some items we sell for $10 cost double the price at other supermarkets.' she shared.

Taking the big supermarkets head-on, the Bernardi family, three generations strong and with over 50 years of retail experience, embarked on a new journey with Ten Tops 25 years after launching Discount Daves, their first supermarket venture.

This family truly comprehends the value of offering something exceptional in an overcrowded market.

While the focus at Ten Tops is primarily non-perishable items, they are also upping their game with an impressive array of household brands like Ajax and Pine O Cleen.

However, they haven't ventured into fresh produce yet—something to keep in mind while planning your shopping spree.

Imagine the excitement of filling your pantry with top-notch branded items without draining your wallet!

To make this experience even more enjoyable, here are some practical tips for savvy shopping:

1. Prioritise non-perishable items at Ten Tops.
2. Get fresh produce from local markets or chain stores offering good quality.
3. Always keep an eye out for discounts and deals.
4. Set alerts on your computer or phone to stay updated with sales.

Key Takeaways

• Ten Tops, a family-run supermarket in NSW and the ACT, sells all items for $10 or less, helping shoppers save on groceries amid rising costs of living.
• Currently, eight branches are scattered across New South Wales.
• The store stocks a wide range of groceries, toiletries and other household items but does not sell fresh produce—offering only dry products.
• The Bernardi family, with more than 50 years of retail experience, opened the first Ten Tops store in 2020 to provide Australian families with value-for-money goods.

As you venture into the world of savvy shopping, it's worth considering Ten Tops as a great option for those non-perishable essentials.

Keep your eyes peeled for discounts and fantastic sales at Ten Tops. You never know when you might stumble upon a real bargain! Here’s hoping they might expand to other areas in Australia one day!

Happy shopping, everyone!

Members, have you ever heard of or visited a Ten Tops supermarket? What are your thoughts on the concept of a store where everything is priced under $10?

It would be great if they opened in other states especially SA where I live!!